Yard Driver

• Location -,Worcester, MA, 01602,United States
• Base Pay $29.00 - $33.00 / Hour
• Job Category Operations, #IS Accelerator
  26, Aug
  26
• Manage Others Yes

Intelli Source is a national outsourcing partner specializing in Business Process Outsourcing (BPO), Recruitment Process Outsourcing (RPO), and Total Talent Management. With deep roots in high-volume fulfillment, distribution, and manufacturing operations, Intelli Source delivers end-to-end solutions that drive measurable results - on time and on target. We bring the sophistication of a national firm with the responsiveness of a regional partner.

Intelli Source is seeking a dependable and safety-focused Yard Driver to support trailer movement and yard operations at a fast-paced distribution facility. This position is responsible for safely moving, positioning, and staging tractor-trailers throughout the property while coordinating closely with dock, warehouse, and transportation teams.

The ideal candidate has experience operating tractor-trailer equipment, demonstrates strong attention to safety and accuracy, and can adapt to changing operational priorities. This position may also assist with additional facility-related responsibilities as assigned.

Contract Duration:
Immediate start through an estimated date on or around December 31, 2026 with final dates based on business demands.

• Safely operate tractor-trailer and yard equipment in accordance with company, customer, local, state, and federal requirements.
• Coordinate with dock coordinators, warehouse leaders, and transportation personnel to move trailers to designated dock doors, staging areas, and parking locations.
• Transport and position trailers accurately and within required operational timelines.
• Inspect trucks, tractors, and trailers to confirm mechanical, safety, and emergency equipment is in proper working condition.
• Perform pre-shift, post-shift, and routine equipment inspections.
• Maintain appropriate fuel levels and report equipment maintenance or repair needs.
• Complete trailer inventory checks and verify trailer numbers, locations, and load status.
• Maintain accurate records, inspection reports, logs, and forms, including documentation required by the Department of Transportation.
• Couple and uncouple tractor-trailer equipment safely and correctly.
• Verify that trailers are properly secured before and after movement.
• Immediately report unsafe working conditions, damaged equipment, damaged products, accidents, or improper procedures to management.
• Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment.
• Communicate clearly and professionally with associates, supervisors, customers, suppliers, and other operational partners.
• Follow established procedures while using sound judgment to resolve routine operational issues.
• Prioritize trailer movements based on dock schedules, shipping deadlines, and operational needs.
• Adapt to changing work demands, assignments, and facility priorities.
• Complete additional job-related duties throughout the facility as assigned.

• Operates all equipment safely and follows established driving and yard procedures.
• Complies with company policies, site requirements, and applicable DOT regulations.
• Identifies and reports safety hazards, equipment defects, and compliance concerns promptly.
• Demonstrates integrity and ethical conduct in all work-related situations.

• Completes trailer movements accurately, safely, and on schedule.
• Prioritizes work effectively and focuses on the most urgent operational needs.
• Takes ownership of assigned responsibilities and follows tasks through completion.
• Maintains accurate documentation and trailer-location information.

• Listens carefully and asks appropriate questions to understand instructions and operational needs.
• Shares accurate and timely information with associates and leaders.
• Communicates respectfully and professionally in person, by radio, electronically, and in writing.
• Works collaboratively with dock, transportation, warehouse, and leadership teams.

• Uses established policies, procedures, instructions, and available information to make sound daily decisions.
• Recognizes potential operational or safety problems and informs the appropriate leader.
• Takes appropriate action to resolve issues and prevent delays.
• Adjusts effectively to changing trailer priorities, schedules, weather conditions, and work demands.
• Maintains focus during high-volume periods and unexpected operational changes.
• Responds positively to coaching, feedback, and new assignments.

• Valid Commercial Driver’s License, with Class A CDL preferred or required based on site operations.
• At least six months of experience operating a tractor-trailer unit.
• Acceptable motor vehicle record and ability to meet company, customer, insurance, and regulatory driving requirements.
• Ability to safely maneuver and back tractor-trailers in…